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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

SATURDAY. Jan. 22-P NJ.
prominent Stock Exchange firm informs us that VIC
Are all wrong In stating that yesterdays declines were
brought about by sales Of "short" stocks "that
the bears yesterday did not sell stocks ana
that London did sell more than 10000 shifeS
between 10 and II o'clock" this statement is 10 DO
accepted IL follows that local stock market al Pfoscn'
IA not as limited It supposed TO be. It's pre'!
good market which Will take 10000 sh"ie'
from London, and then, with duincss 'no
prevailing feature. will behave as the stock market
did today II evident that the parties VINO dd uo
principal selling yesterday whether II was London opc
ators or SewYork and Chicago bears. did not care "
follow 1t up to-day with further sales. On inc con
trary there dispositionto buy hack The
made an early sharp recovery and then became d anu
reacted but again better before the close 30 th
prices generally ended equal 70 or better .AAA
yesterdays closing figures. The specai 10Y
ure OF the day and one whose inhueh'.'
IL not favorable tho encouragement OF confidence -
the general speculative situation was the "cus! ca
Central Of New Jersey which from Co.'S TO oS%do'
Tho market closed dull and steady.
Government bonds dull and firm with the pius ,r
DER cent higher for the Is and 4s The bids ioi INC
repcy Us also higher Annexed arc the oio'"s Wv
tations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
REpUBLICANS NOMINATE A DEMOCRAT

NEw-BEDFoRD, Jan. % Observation-Disclosures 10 the
Fourth Bristol Republican Representative Convention To-
day after a stormy meeting nominated Robert W. Ben
nett to succeed Frederick c. S. Bartlett. deceased Az
caucuses held week Bennett delegates were elected
in Fair Haven, while Acusbnet and Freeown delegates
were uninstructed. number OF Republicans In Fair
Haven, thinking their caucus was packed by Democrats
held caucus and three other delegates The
latter attended the convention to-day refused
adnitance, andBennett nominated with one dissent
ing vote Bennett is Democrat, but as the tsi Pond
question" takes precedence of all others and AS he IL
against trapping and selling OF Ash before July he was
accepted and will undoubtedly be elected although the
district is strongly Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ATURDAY, JAN ~. 1887


ARRIVED
Perrin Fs Land and - epsrc Jan m
gers Wright sons Arrived at the bar at Soa m
55 esS and sefasc passengers RI cOr Arrived
steamer st AiS.n' Mnand Liverpool Jan 81 with
md cha. sumner CO. A Moos the ia. a. RoGR Jam
VII! ms,s "a G.S and 20 stIs eo I"
Steamer Psnasnd c1sis %sys, t%s.erp Jan with
steamer Caroline Miller. Miller baltimore to Mccaldin
Steam sclr Ieanie Freethy Boston. ballast to Win
ship SsTqss ia Order Vessel Whitley Co
Bark AUST Tonatt singapore 100 days with
san Siso ns, via T FSRip Roads
Bark sneird Nor ssmu eisSn RIO Ssneito % days with
BARK Flora So Roster Parayba 81 days with
scSr Lamb I'D MahOnOy BaracOa 10 days. with CO.
coanuts To Jed Frye & Co.
CITY Island light NE; cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
with mdse 10 cabin and seeago passengers Punch
Edge d Co.. Arrived at the Bar at 10 p ~. ILL.,, nan. ~.
ssa a5 Port ss 1a pines JAN ac%e
GERS to- Pm Forwood Co Arrived at the Bar at
CLEARED.
Steamer Chiffon or BT seDco
Steamer umbria tBr MeMckan. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Archlmedes OBJ. Fairlen. Nverpool-Busk q
steamer Bolivia n small SOW @ Bro;
Steamer Foley Rand Falmouth Ja &C. via Newport
News-w W Hurbat Co. u. ro.rwar,sco
steamer saratogs car and wsfa G NAL
i steamer Kpiolerbocker Kemble Oreans-samuel
Steamer IL Monte. Hawthorn. Noworeans-John Van
Steamer City Savannah Smith sayannahlienfy Yonge
steamer city Of Augusta. Catharine savannah-HenIy
Sesmer Seminole Kernbie Charleston jacksonville
seane gI RcHond Boaz Newport News and West Point
OLD Dominon Is
Smssi %ss bnde e
Ship Fred L scamme, shaw Rotterdam- scamme!i Bros
B BsTs fsrmount1sr King antwerp burgess,
Bsrk salvatore Maasa diaD. Fiorsnino. Lisbon Punch
Barr CASTILLO Dsgona QtaD sehiafno. Lisoon-Au''in
Ha,s cSisnccto tBr, Knowlton Bros
BsTk bo.,as NG5 SSss
BARK st Msttiaus (Ger) Jantzen Liverpool Na''
s SSys ET% nsnos K NC
Ken SAILED
, sted% ora assow crystal Le wesenand Antwerp
l. AHA Fl M sansos Of
s.ysn1.n sasp
Briggs AtaIsya, for Cenfuesos Johanna Havana
,o A sS, sss%ys b a2.s ' Boston.
BELOW.
Bark Exile fot ST John NB) Pearce Fowey Dec H.
MISCELLANEOUS
1t reported that stancr Neituno tBr) Hummeli from
sunderahd for BALTIMORE been abandoned at sea-
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEhs
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan 22-ssled steamer Ludgato HIN DID, bro""
for Nsw.York. ,,,
MvirroOi- Jan a9-sailed steamer Roman tBr Williams
for Boston A..
Hull Jsp 2iArrived steamer Calico (r) Jones' from
New.York Jan 0. ,,
cosrsasaas iss isAy,lvsd steamer H"tlA DAM Tn0m
HAvaE Jan 22-saed. steamer La Brstagne Fr DO 'ou'
salip tor Nsw.York. -
JsoHoRx Jan lsArrlved. steamer Gardsnis OBI. H'rs
GENOA Jan is-Sasd steamer Monkseston OBJ, Bssslsy
for EewYork. - 1..w,
from NewYort. -. ~,
SHAN0HAL, Jan o0-Saled, st1Amef TAntAhon sDIh
for SSw.yoYk. ft. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
PACIFIC RAILROADS INDEBTEDNESS.

WASHINGTON Jan. 22.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
today sent communication TO the Speaker OF the House
of Representatives, in answer to House resolution OF
January 20 (Nr Outhwaites rcsoluticn). asking what
sums of money owing from the bond subsidized
Pacific Railroad Companies to the United States on jan
nary 1887; the which due. principal and In
terest under existing law severay and collectively from
said companies, and what will be the result 10 the
Treasury and the effect upon the debts House bill No.
s3ls should become law and It's provisions be COM
piled with. The reply embodes the figures given in MI
Manning's reply TO the Senate's request which was
printed in THE TRIBUNE January 49, In RESPONSE to
the inquiry what will be the result TO the Treasury and
the effect upon debts IL House bill No s,3ls should
become law and Its provisions be complied with, the
secretary states that present worth Of the indebted
ness OF the several companies as OF October l. isso
ascertained as prescribed in the BILL is o.
The constant semiannusl payment required 10 canoe
the present worth Of the Indebtedness above mentioned
principal and interest in seventy years az the
rate OF per cent per annum, renveeted semaunnaIy
Is 81, s5s.O57 o. The constant semiannuai payment
arrived by the method prescribed in the DILL 70 W.T.
81 1854 1904 So less than the correctly computed semi
annual above mentioned by 1878 49, or about
one-fth o. per cent and this constant semannual
payment is sufficient If renvested semi-annuay 10 pay
at the rate of 1892 per cent per annun on the SAID
present worth and al that rate 10 extingsn tne prlnc
pal and interest OF the debt in seventy years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
Gelp n)anieo

GALAXY $40 TO S30.-Experenced men in
- Industrial Life Insurance would do well TO call
GEO MASON. 300 Washington ST., Jersey city.
WANTED-Flat glass wheel cutters good
w wages and steady work 10 good man
j. WILLIS. Crown.st, Toronto.
w ANTED.-A man who thoroughly and
" practically understands the manufacture Of decorated
window shades competent charge OF shop Address
BUTLER co. 10 Draper. ST, Toronto, Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

the original numbers only Persons holding bonds called
by this circular obtain immediate payment. with
Interest to date Of by requesting the same
the letter forwarding the bonds Tor redemption Many
of the bonds originally included In the above numbers
have been transferred exchanged into other denomna
lions waiver" tho original numbers being cancelled
or have redeemed under circular Of September To-
1886, and leaving outstanding the amount above
stated.
bonds outstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
pA1s,NG HIS PENSION CHECK.

WASHINGTON, jan 22.The Pension Office has informa-
ton that H. p Metcan of Denver, Col, was yesterday
arrested at Norwich. Conn., charged with raising Gov
eminent pension check from SIS TO l2so 70 appears
that pen sioner and December Is sent his
quarterly check for Sls which, II Is charged he skfy
raised to the amount named. The cbeck was cashed
y one OF the Denver banks nd forwarded TO the United
states sub at san Francisco where the fraud
was discovered . , ,,,., 40 ooo
bonds for bis appearance al Denver COLI Iof aI On nc
charge OF raising his pension check.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
COMMISSIONER WEBB's LAME OFFENCE.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 tSpeciab.-Distret Go minis
oner Webb In an interview virtually admits the charges
made 10y the woman's Christian Temperance Union in
the petition presented on yesterday. Respecting the
that building owned by him is used for lottery
purposes, the Commissioner says:
"Itis charged that Of the Commissioners Is The
owner OF house at No 1,422 Pennsylvana-ave. which
used Office den for the purposes OF the Louis
lana Lottery Company. / happen town horse there
and rented it TO a gentleman OF whom did not know
that he was going conduct agency of the Louisiana
Lottery. But ii to my that some business OF
that kind was being done there. had the matter In
yestgaed BY the police who confirmed the report and
notified nv tenant that give up the lottery bust
ness I'm my house leave IT, 80 far as know he does
not business OF thht klnu thefe nov" Inc
house is his residence. 80
II Mr. Webb will stand in front OF that honse for an hour
on any day regular drawing or the lottery com
psny he will know more than hedoes now according 70
bis own account. The law against dealing in lottery TICK
cts strict but Commissioner Weeb seems 10 MINK
that when violation Of II brought to his nouce ne
discharged his whole duty by informing the offender that
be could not carry on his business In that house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

Lucky tiRn
a lucky Ia than white crow" Juyenal
think he However heard OF thous
OF luoky propose let their They
health suffering with liver. blood
and SKIN dis-sses scroua dropsy and consumption and
cnough hear ~ and enough 10 use Dr
Peres Golden Medical Discovery" the sovereign blood
purifier, tonic and Alternative OF the age
A Bonanza Mine
Of health TO be found in Dr. H. " Pcrces Favorite Pre-
ptiun' To the OF which remedy for female
weakness and kindred affections thousands testify.
Decline OF man woman. premsturely induced by
bad practices speedily aud radically cured Book
du-lrate 10 cents In stamps Consultation Tree Worlds
Dirpenssry Medical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

WASHINGTON, JAN % (Specab.-The ratification OF the
new Hawaiian Treaty which, unlike the original conven
on contains provision requiring an act of Congress TO
give IL effect has aroused the Louisiana men. In the
House today Mr. Wallace offered resolutions which were
adopted recurring the Judiciary Committee TO investigate
and report whether the President and Senate have n9tex
ceeded their authority under the Constitution and re-
onestng the President transmit to the House copy OF
fhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.The Secretary OF the Interior
has directed the Commissioner of the General Land Oce
TO survey and plat preparatory 10 apprascment and
sale lands embraced in the several abandoned
military vaons which have been turned over TO
the custody Of the Interior Department under the prov
sons OF the OF June g. 1884 1t stated that these
reservations an area OF about acres anu III
ende some OF the choicest agricultural lands In several
states and Territories in which they are located.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
TIE PETROLETM MARKET

The certificate speculation yesterday almost entirely
devoid of life and the trading left 10 scapers for small
profits The market looked weak at II sd7 cents In the
carry dealings and then hardened TO II cents The close
without significance al the nrst quotations
The aud total dealings the CODsOl
dated Exchange were as follows
Opening II Il Lowest
Highestt Final
safes 100 WV
Rohned oil o.. per gallon here and
CO cents in Phlade pha and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
Excursions.
COOKS EXCURSIONS.

GRAND PARTIES FOR MEXICO
AND
CALIFOhNIA,
New.York Pla ielphia February 1881
The.e tours embrace that Is interesting to tourists
particulars on Application
specll parties Europe for the season run partcu ars
regarding and all other tours may be obtained ron
Cooks k1cursIUuist' by mail, 10 cents "a,
~ THOS COOK 4 son. 26l Broadway
THE WINTER CARNIVAL st MONTREAL.
commencing Monday. February !, and continuing till
Saturday. 18Th. promises TO eclipse those OF previous
<,--..., -, u,,..n u,var
r. r. will sell January 81 TO February 10 inclusive carnival
sl2 good for at Burlington or
SARATOGA and available up To February 20.
for Of private parties applications can
Palace Car Company, Nanderbntave
and ATHEIST.
special sleeping train for Montreal Will leave Grand
Central Depot sunday. February q, NJ $50 H. Regular
Montreal Trans leave daily except Sunday 3 a. NJ and $50
=, ,.,.....
Carnival programmes time tables tickets and all n'orma
ZION tnable from OF the York Central and
nd,on Tiver II r. at Grand Central Depot 42 ST. and 4th
ave .l3 7s5 and 0t2 Broadway, Battery place Park
par West lZ6thst. Harlem, and 335 Washingtonst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
CLOSING PRICES or PalLADsLPHIA SrooSs
CLOSING PRICES or CALTFO9yTA ST0CRS
HAN FRASCfsCO. Jam. %. lssL
SATURDAY. Jan. 22-P. NJ.

Tho feature Of the market advance in Consolidated
California and Virginia and Ophir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
Denitsirp

EIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY Of everv de
l. seripi9n at the lowest prices by Drs WAIT ard
H. 40 East 23d old stand Sets OF t.eth So upward
ilihcng under gas 6Oc. Please call references Dr. w
" Guchreat. Dr. ]. w. Howe Dr J. W. Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

stste bonds were fairly active Louissnn conso I'M;
- ari Tsnnessee Compromise ct 76 North Csronns
special taxes 81 and yiSnis o. dess ma n is5
sfxIhis.. OF CIV bank STOCKS, hepupnc ~a N"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
THE NEW LINE
Between NEW.YORk, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
on and after l3 1885, Express for Cape Charles Old
and Norfolk via the NewYork Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. raves Psnnsylvsn Railroad station
New-YOrk at daily. arriving at Cape Charles 600
a. M daily Old Point Comfort s45 M. Norfolk s46
kleeplng Car through New.lork 10 Cape Charlea
Tickets and sleeping can be secured at the Ticket
Office OF the Pennsy lvania Railroad Company. , ,ooyn
n W. DUNE, X. H. COOkE
" surerinteudent Genl Pass Freight Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rises 7l3 Sets sos Moon ri'es GAP MoonsaEs ~
HIGH
A. M-sandy Hook. G4e Gov Isld. 1888 Hell Gate pay
PA-Sapdy Hook. 724 Gov Isld. 500 Hell Gate. eA9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
LEGISLATION IN THE HOUSE.
PACIFIC RAILROADS INVESTIGATION
BONE" LAND GRANT.

eACIFIC RAILROADS ISVEsrIGATION-THE BAUM
BONE LAND GRANT.
w,su,xcroS Ian Glowing to a mistake In the pub
caop In The Record this morning or the vote upon the
adoption Of conference report oh the COM
,oercc bill numerous corrections of The Record were
made
Mr. Hammond OF Georgia, from the Com mittee on the
Judiciary reported back adversely the1resoluon calling
nm the for information as to the legal
authority under which the directors OF the Union racine
Railroad Company consolidated that company with the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company and the Denver racihc
Railroad Company and reorganized the same unoer the
name of the Union Pacific Railway Company and under
which this last named company issued stock ana trust
loans Laid on the table.
The report the resolution states that the
Information desired will be obtanedf the joint resolution
which passed the House few days ago-for the invest
cation of the accounts Of the Pacific rarohds-sha be-
come law and that for seventy years from Writ to Car
land has been uniformly held that the Attorney
cannot legally give opinions when called upon O9 Oon
Mr. Wilson. of West virginia from the Committee on
Anpropatons reported the District OF Columbia Appro
pration bin aud II referred to the Committee OF he
ass sn ns az
eaed The C Of s eps
year for Of streets and for
the public schools No appropriation is made for the ex
Mt Lafoon. OF Kentucky from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands reported back the bin for the forfeiture of the
and TO confirm titles to certain lands with Senate amend
ments thereto. with recommendation that the amend
ments he concurred in.
Mr. Blanchard OF louisiana hoped that that would be
DONE The only purpose OF the amendments was 10 pro-
tect the titles OF settlers . 900 -
MIR Weaver OF Iowa. moved to refer the bill and amend
ments to the Committee of the Whole; lost-yeas 20,
nays l42. The amendments were then concurred IN
yeas ISL. nays 81. . , ,.... 90
Mr. HILL Of Ohio from the Committee on rerrtor1esre re-
ported bill to land communica-
ton with the Territory OF Alsska Laid on the table
The House resumed In the morning hour the cohslder
ton of the bin increasing the rate OF pension allowed or
total deafness $50 month. The opponents OF the o
refned from voting and left the House without quo
rum and in this condition IL remained nill tne morning
hour expired and the bin went over without action
Representative Hammond today submitted to the
House from the Judiciary Committee report on Mt
Dibbles resolution authorizing the acceptance by the
House OF office made by Representative Aiken
at his home in South Carolina After rectng the TACT
that Mr. Aiken duly elected and returned as mem
Der of the House. by illness has been unable
to appear and take the OATH and must 80 remain unaoe
during the remainder Of this Congress- the report dl
cusses aspect OF the and concludes that
the and under the circumstances should ac-
cept Of the oath of Office sent here by Mr.. Aiken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
MEUCcrs CLAIMS CREATE AMUSEMENT.

wAsHrSGToS Jan. 90 (speciail.-The publication to-day
Of Chicago dispatch setting forth the claims OF Meucci
inventor Of the telephone has created some anuse
ment in Washington among men who are familiar with
telephone controversies Meucc present during the
celebrated hearing OF the Pan Electric Company
before secretary Lamar, and his claims prior inven
tof were presented but made impression. In all the
telephone litigation OF tho last ten years the Meucc
claims have figured. In the az the limited states
Circuit Court ut Nsworleans iaat year reafr Aiug the
said: 1.-The Meucc defence that Ia brought forvani IN
defendants record the motion, taking up 100 prtnted
pages abandoned BY counsel the hearing and no
Effort made 70 sustain It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
BOND CALL FOR NEARLY sl4, OOo. 900.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.The Secretary OF the Treasury
this afternoon issued the nchundred and call
for the redemption Of bonds the call Is for S13ss7O0o
Of the three per cent loan Of 1882 and notice Is given
that the principal aud accrued interest OF the bonds
herenbelow designated viii be paid at tho Treasury OF
the United States, In Washington, March j. 1887, and
that the interest will that day The bonds are
humble red as follows
sS0-orgna Number 20 TO original Number 49, both in
elusive 500 original Number 375 10 original Numbcr os2
both incinsye s6VO-oiiyna Number 1863 10 original NUN
Der 246, both ncuslye 81 0O00rgtnal Number l32l To
original Number 2,0i6 both inclusive sl0V0o-0rigtDa
Number 1883 original Number 03l5. both inclusive
Total. ti3.5o7,O00.
Ihe bonds described above either bonds OF the
original Issue. which have but serial number ~
zach end, substituted bonds." which may be dis
hnguishcd by the double set Of numbers, which are
marked plainly "0riginal numbers" and "substitute
suibes All 6ffie pods OF this loan Will he called ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
Cost ano fcuno.

| OST or STOLEN from one of our clients in
this t on after October 20 1885, Ten ohio Southern
income Bonds OF thousand dollars each numbers s3A
sbs inclusive All penons cautioned against negotiating
them. Address any Information 10
DECKER. HOWELL co. SO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

SPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
IS A DAY
Covers all necessary travelling sIpsnsss Of Winter To1r
I'm southern repeo with novel Tropical scenes Trips
LONGER specially Arranged permitting .a9
visiting OF fro Tue slte A
Injurious Iron Stss OF tns ATLAS LII M
sail fornlxhtly Ia nalcL Hiyt, Cartisent savaniA
Martha Nicaragua Costa RIGA andthe Mosquito
Oniy FIRST Cabin psssensers cirrlel
For Information anf descriptive "a nphlet attre.,
PIN, FOhWOOD & CO., ~ Ststest, Sew.fork.
rINO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
Brazil la o.. Co.'S stesmers" Alliance"
Finance and Advance sal monthly for RIO de Janelro
touching AZ ST. 1homas Barbaios Para Maranham, Pernan
buco and Bahia; the " Alliance" continuing 10 santos
This Ia deishtul voyage OF about 80 days including
stop. There are no safer more comfortable steamers
but IL seldom that they meet any rough weather.
PAUL. f. GERHARD & co, Gen. Agents. 81 Broad 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
4 PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF The kED ID LINE.
Sailing every twelve DAYS for Venezuela T. A.. and IA,
Island Curacao W. L. aNOrd unequlei opportunyS)
those wishing make a short voyage 70 the tropics
These American ships specially built for the trades are pro-
vie every modern for the safety
weeks Passage sl4l For particulars apply to
"S'- BOULTON, BLISS q DALLETT,
General Managers II Wailst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

.. bpb.--..- iNt =
Canada south ~
II. 900. .....-.N5
Central Iowa LIST
Coupons on
1.OOi........S0 =
1O.OO0........bOr1
1000. --.-. 80
Gee & Ind q "
1000 ..... 100 q
Coal & Iron 6s
10000. 90. lO2
Chez & Ohio lst
Series u
coupon OF
5000. ...... r0I
1000. 40 =
Ches & OHIO Cur
1000. .......3l
Chic Il | & Pao IS
l.Ooo...... 1872 =
Chic Bur 4 Quincy
Is
10. 600 ..... 1874
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-18
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-10
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
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t. my question Of Time, suppose, ~
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..l fashioned boDalei cars which are
t.u tl. clr companies won Doe satisfied
naang "a man slasger down tne aisle 90
N. mcm tine box. lreca0n in % iew
n obey ni.. provide each passenger with
Dab punch and let them take turns u cob
aas tle fares for the company Ner-
chant Traveller
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pREss GOODs DEPARTNENT.


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again is -prn
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